Preachers: Don’t make things that are about Jesus about yourself

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Have a listen to this sermon.  It was delivered by Bishop Cei Dewar at Christopher Wickland’s church.  These are two key men in the current Christian Nationalism movement.  Both spoke on the platform at the Unite the Kingdom rally.  I was therefore interested in the talk partly because of that but also partly because we… Continue reading Preachers: Don’t make things that are about Jesus about yourself

Can we still have Gospel partnership with Anglican churches (and what we actually mean by this)

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I don’t think I can be much clearer than I have been in terms of my views about what Evangelicals in the Church of England should do, indeed, should have done a long time ago.  It should be obvious to most now, that it is impossible to be an evangelical or a complementarian and remain… Continue reading Can we still have Gospel partnership with Anglican churches (and what we actually mean by this)

Do we believe in the same God?

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I had previously written about the question of whether Muslims and Christians worship the same God.   Recently I picked up on the same type of question through for different reasons, asking whether Evangelicals and Roman Catholics believe in the same God.  Well when I started to think about that question, I was already thinking that… Continue reading Do we believe in the same God?

Deconstruction

Deconstruction or deconstructing is a word that is being increasingly used to describe a particular phenomenon linked especially with US Evangelical Christianity.  The idea is that as someone loses confidence in their inherited evangelical faith, they start to deconstruct. The challenge the assumptions and tenants of their faith which levels the ground and enables then… Continue reading Deconstruction

Guest Post – In defence of Denominations

Yesterday I wrote about the relationship between evangelical Anglicans and evangelicals outside of the Church of England. I invited response and I’m delighted to share a guest post from Moses Tutesigensi. In his article, Moses focuses on a defence of denominations through interaction with my comments. Whilst the existence of denominations was not within my… Continue reading Guest Post – In defence of Denominations

Anglican Evangelicals, The CofE and church unity

Stephen Kneale has started a mini-series of articles on whether or not evangelicals should remain in the Church of England. You can read his own article arguing that evangelicals should leave, here.  You will also see that he is providing space for guest posts in response over the next few days.  To me, this feels… Continue reading Anglican Evangelicals, The CofE and church unity